Your tribe can change and that's okay

Ever feel like your friendships are shifting as you juggle motherhood and your business? In this episode of Building a Mumpire, Leah and Jess dive into the real, raw, and sometimes messy evolution of relationships when you’re a mum running a business. With their signature honesty and a good laugh, they unpack how connections with other women change as kids grow, businesses thrive, and life throws curveballs.Leah and Jess get personal, reflecting on their own journeys—how their friendships have morphed as their children hit different ages and their businesses took off. From the chaos of raising little ones to navigating the unique challenges of parenting teens, they explore how each stage of motherhood shapes the support you need and the tribe you lean on. They talk about the mental load that comes with balancing it all and why empathy is everything when your mates are in different parenting phases.This episode is a warm reminder that you’re not alone if your friendships feel like they’re shifting. It’s okay to let go of connections that no longer fit and seek out a tribe that gets you—because finding those women who lift you up is a game-changer. Whether you’re knee-deep in nappies or tackling teenage tantrums, Leah and Jess will leave you feeling seen, understood, and ready to embrace the natural progression of your relationships.Listen now to feel the warmth of this honest chat and discover why your evolving friendships are a beautiful part of your growth as a mum in business. Hit play, share your thoughts in the comments, and tag us on Instagram, @buildingamumpirepodcast with your own stories of finding your tribe—we’re dying to hear them!---Got any questions?DM us on Insta:  https://www.instagram.com/buildingamumpirepodcast/      ​💙 Don't forget to share on your socials and tag @the.productivityqueen and @collectively_organised ​Stick around so you won't miss out on the latest episodes! Follow us on Spotify or hit + on Apple Podcasts!​Don't forget to subscribe for more ass-kicking conversations! 😉